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''rājā kahe''—the King said; ''bhavānandera putra''—the son of Bhavānanda; ''vāṇīnātha''—Vāṇīnātha; ''prasāda lañā''—taking ''mahā-prasāda; saṅge''—along; ''cale''—goes; ''pāṅca-sāta''—five or seven men.
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Revision as of 21:22, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 108

rājā kahe,—bhavānandera putra vāṇīnātha
prasāda lañā saṅge cale pāṅca-sāta


SYNONYMS

rājā kahe — the King said; bhavānandera putra — the son of Bhavānanda; vāṇīnātha — Vāṇīnātha; prasāda lañā — taking mahā-prasāda; saṅge — along; cale — goes; pāṅca-sāta — five or seven men.


TRANSLATION

The King said, “The son of Bhavānanda Rāya named Vāṇīnātha, along with five or seven other men, went there to obtain the remnants of Lord Jagannātha’s food.